blood urea nitrogen (bun)

Why is BUN Important in Pediatrics?

Monitoring BUN levels in children can provide critical information about kidney function and overall metabolic health. Elevated or reduced BUN levels can indicate various underlying conditions that may require prompt medical intervention.

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